Word: merrimanly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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With this heterogeneous mass Professor Merriman has striven nobly, by means of entry suppers and other gatherings, and largely to his efforts and aloof geniality may be attributed the progress of the House during the past year. In spite of the partly warranted criticisms on the success of the tutors in "preserving themselves from too frequent student contact," these much maligned gentlemen, while confining themselves fairly closely to their own dining table, have not been inactive in other relations with students. The energy and interest of Professor Matthiessen and Dr. Spencer were largely responsible for the extraordinary success...
...Firk and J. T. Dennison '34 as Simon Eyre, the shoemaker, were outstanding for their performances. M. F. English '33 as Sir Roger Oatley, G. P. Rosen '33 as Margery, the shoemaker's wife, and T. W. Nazro '34 as Sybil also deserve special mention. R. B. Merriman '96, Gurney Professor of History and Master of the House, took the part of King Henry V, coming on the stage in the last act, preceded by a blare of trumpets. After the scene was over, King Roger and his court paraded through the dining hall, rapidly circled back through the court...
Eliot House--Professor R. B. Merriman. Widener 171: Monday, Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday, 10.30-12 o'clock Professor F. O. Matthiessen. Eliot K. 11: Monday, Wednesday, 2-3 o'clock...
Eliot House--Professor R. B. Merriman, Widener 171: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, 10.30-12 o'clock. Professor F. O. Matthiessen, Eliot K-11: Monday, Wednesday, 2-3 o'clock...
...about a month R. B. Merriman '96, Gurney Professor of History and Political Science, will leave the university for Spain in order to make a study of present day conditions there and the results of the recent Spanish Revolution, which he stated today, are at present much confused, in general not understood at all, and but poorly appreciated at best. He is expected to return to Harvard in the late summer of the early autumn...